Mimang-Si-sJabstogs Outreach Programme Held at Ranbipur.

Mimang-Si-sJabstogs Outreach Programme Held at Ranbipur.
Leh, November 21, 2025: The “Mimang-Si-sJabstogs” (Administration at Your Doorstep) initiative continued today with an outreach programme in Ranbipur village, where officials from various departments met residents to understand local issues and share information about government services available at the grassroots level.
The event began with the Village Nambardar welcoming the Nodal Officer and departmental teams, expressing appreciation for the administration’s efforts to directly engage with rural communities. Tsewang Paljor, Deputy Secretary (LAACL), who served as the Nodal Officer, opened the session by emphasising that the Mimang-Si-Sjabstogs programme aims to strengthen connectivity between the administration and citizens by delivering services and grievance redressal mechanisms directly to villages. He encouraged residents to voice their concerns freely.
Throughout the session, representatives from different departments introduced themselves and briefed the public about ongoing schemes and welfare programmes. Villagers raised several issues that continue to affect Ranbipur, including severe shortages of drinking water, challenges linked to the Jal Jeevan Mission, poor road conditions, and the need for a proper community hall to accommodate public gatherings. Officials assured that these concerns would be communicated to the relevant departments for timely action.
Principal Tsewang Yangdol of Thiksay High School also addressed the gathering, sharing the school’s recent achievements and expressing pride in the students’ performance. She highlighted ongoing improvements and the school’s efforts to enhance the learning environment.
During the group discussions that followed, villagers collectively raised the idea of relocating Thiksay High School to a larger and more suitable location, noting that a spacious campus would provide better facilities and support academic growth. The matter was noted for further consideration by the administration.
The outreach programme also provided on-spot services, including Aadhaar updates, ABHA and Golden Card assistance, and health screenings such as blood pressure, haemoglobin, and blood sugar checks, allowing residents to access essential services without travelling outside the village.
The event concluded with a renewed commitment from the administration to continue such interactive programmes, ensuring that government services remain accessible and community concerns are addressed promptly.